Sun Essential Oils Grapefruit Essential Oil 4 fl oz for Candle Making, Aromatherapy & Diffuser

Great oil. This oil has great fragrance I add a few drops to 98% rubbing alcohol and a spray bottle to freshen the air and surfaces instead of Lysol.

This was a good buy, as I use essential oils for so many things. What a good value for the price! Will definitely purchase again!

First a little background. I primarily use essential oils in a diffuser and for hobby/gift making of soap and various projects (scrubs, bath bombs, face and body oils, cleaning products). I found none of Sun's oils to be good in soap making!! They are just too weak, so buy quality oils! My favorite, by far, is Edens Garden for their high quality, yet reasonably priced oils. Check out this awesome review of the higher end oils [...]So, onto my review. For ease, I am gong to write one review to include all that I have used and copy/paste onto each variety. Best to worst.***** Eucalyptus - I found this one to be weaker, but very similar in scent to EG, maybe 90% strength. I use this for a breathing blend in my diffuser and like it well enough. For the price, I would consider ordering this again.***** Lemon - weak, but pleasant lemon scent. Worth the price to use in cleaning products or diffuser. Five stars reflects value.***** Grapefruit - only somewhat weaker than EG. Worth the price. Five stars reflects value.*** Ylang ylang - pleasant scent, but weak. Which, actually may work fine since ylang ylang is such a strong scent. I prefer EG.*** Rosemary - weak, but scent is nice enough.** Lavender - weak and shallow scent. Adequate if you just can't afford the good stuff but I don't recommend. Lavender is the first high quality oil I bought years ago, a splurge at the time, but was never sorry for spending the extra money. * Bergamot - Bergamot is a pretty light scent to begin with, so this weaker version has almost no scent. What scent it does have smells true.-** Peppermint - Blegh. Weak, almost moldy scent.

I use a n my diffuser and in my hair oils nice scent.

I purchased this to use with some of my homemade soap. Different soap bases, fats, end up smelling a little bit different when essential oils are used. I decided to start with a smaller amount of oil with a small amount of soap. After the soap set, I cut it apart and smelled it. It was very subtle yet very pleasant. I increased the amount of oil for the next batch and it was much more pleasant. It did slightly change the color palate of my soap, but because I make natural soap and use natural soap dyes, I adjusted my colorants to make the soap the color I liked.It was easy to pour, and the cap was welled secured. But it wasn't hard to open and the label is very clear and it is easy to read and I can tell which oil I have when I pick it up. The brown bottle keeps the ultra violet light out from the sun so the oil stays fresher longer. Over all I am pleased with this essential oil and the quality for soap making. Because of the saponification process, some soaps need a little more essential oils. It also arrived in a timely manner and was well packaged. This is a good quality product to use and most people that use essential oils for common uses will like it too, but that is my opinion. But I feel like you can't do wrong with price and quality.

This is absolutely not an “essential oil”. I added a pic that the company includes its name in the ingredients to make it APPEAR they are providing an “essential oil”. Like as if I called myself Princess Amy. I’m still not a princess even if I use the title in my name - and this isn’t an essential oil just because they have “essential oil” in their name. This is very likely some sort of artificial fragrance oil. How do I know? Because Grapefruit ESSENTIAL OIL is clear and even one drop has a VERY potent smell of (surprise) grapefruit. This is not even the consistency nor color of true grapefruit essential oil - which I’ve bought before many times and could not find in the store so I came here and didn’t read the reviews or pay attention to the size - I should have done both. That’s on me although I’m still complaining to Amazon about this - it’s definitely a scam to call it essential oil. This price for this size was a tip off I didn’t catch because I thought I was getting a small bottle like normal. I also knew the second I opened this it wasn’t essential oil because the smell should have felt like someone slapping you in the face with a slice of grapefruit. ALSO IT’S BRIGHT ORANGE. This smells like that citrus smell from a household cleaner spray (which it’s probably fine for, I guess - although I’d worry the ORANGE coloring might stain things it touches so…there’s that…if they at least left it clear you could use it to clean floors with I guess). I literally have no idea what to do with this besides throw it away as I will not breathe it in my diffuser without knowing what it really is and it will likely stain my things if I add it to anything. I wouldn’t put this on my skin anymore than I would floor cleaner. Other reviewers say it’s awful for candles and soap making so…yeah. I actually feel bad throwing it out because I’m just adding waste to the world at this point. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

I'm pretty happy with this grapefruit oil, here's my opinion of the good and bad...PROA) Big bottle, a full four ouncesB) smells nice, not too strong or too weak, diffuses nicelyC) appears to be a decent quality oil. It's not the highest nor the lowest quality I've ever purchased but still very nice oil.D) price point was excellent for this size bottleCONSA) there is NO dropper, and the droppers I have for my other bottles don't fit it. I believe a 24/100 size dropper will fit these as compared to the 22/100 fitting my other brands.B) ships with a plastic 'disposable' type dropper that does pickup a lot of oil but can't store it inside bottle or label it in any way.In summery, good oil, good price, large quantity, no dropper that can stay with product.

There was no packaging around the glass bottle or the glass pipette The pipette arrived broken.

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